. If you used
id for these multiple elements, you would be breaking the rules of html
saying only one element can have a certain id . . .)
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suresh kumar wrote:
while(list(t1,t2,...)=mysql_fetch_row($result)):
do you mean to use:
while(list($t1, $t2, . . .) = mysql_fetch_row($result)):
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. . . http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.1/en/select.html Select
statements are a mysql 5.1 only feature. We're gonna die . . .)
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use includes like the other
poster said
Also, if you can't change the php.ini, but you're on an apache server,
see this stuff http://us2.php.net/manual/en/configuration.changes.php
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Henrik Gemal wrote:
In a image gallery I have to class'es:
class GPicFilePicture extends GPicFileType
class GPicFileMovie extends GPicFileType
both of them are based on:
abstract class GPicFileType
In my code I need to create a new GPicFilePicture. To avoid duplicated
code I've create a
://ming.sourceforge.net/ (which is a whole
different world that I can't help you with.
But those directions gave me php 5 on my powerbook, so . . .
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Albert wrote:
same server at the same time. Don't know where to change it in Mozilla.
type about:config in browser window
network.http.max-persistent-connections-per-server in the line
the default value is 2, so I think that's our answer
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}
}
?
You don't set id in this case. Of course, from some of your other
code, it looks like you're relying on register_globals to be on, so
maybe it is and that's not why.
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* from leaderboard WHERE ID='$id';
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Gustav Wiberg wrote:
Ajax? What is that?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AJAX
php is a server side language, so you must refresh the page to have php
do it directly, so using AJAX, you can talk to the server from the page.
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I'm using Apache .htaccess to require certain users to log into the system
in order to view certain files. However, on one of my php scripts, it's not
within the realm of .htaccess protection. How do I determine if the user
viewing the page is an authenticated user or not? I want to present these
Apache sent it. I'll have to check into that one.
Any better ideas?
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